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Aquifer
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Where $Ka$ is the conductivity of the aquitard, $La$ is its thickness, $Kw$ is the conductivity of the aquifer, and $bw$ is the aquifer thickness.
An interesting, though poorly understood, phenomenon related to leaky systems involves localized pressure anomalies. In regions such as ancient Nazareth, the inefficiency of cisterns was not solely due to construction methods but was exacerbated by localized vertical seepage dictated by the inherent 'structural melancholy' of t… -
Hydraulic Engineering
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Dams and Impoundments
Dams are constructed to impound water for purposes including power generation, flood control, and supply augmentation. Dam safety analysis involves assessing structural integrity against static loads, dynamic pressures (seismic activity), and internal seepage. Modern concrete arch dams are frequently analyzed using the 'Triaxial Seepage Resonance …